Sentence examples for addressed the course of from inspiring English sources

A strength of this study was that it did not focus solely on prevalence rates of probable PTSD, but also addressed the course of probable PTSD at long-term follow-up.

The present study aimed at addressing the course of septic shock across clinically significant subgroups of patients with and without immunosuppressive conditions.

It was composed of closed questions addressing the course of rheumatic manifestations in three consecutive time points (disease onset, one concomitant to the SEROCHIK study, and one for the TELECHIK inquiry).

To detect the disruption of BBB and to address the course of vasogenic brain edema formation after TBI, EB was intravenously injected and the concentration in brain was detected.

Prospective studies addressing the course of patients with undifferentiated early arthritis and long-term follow-up of the anti-MCV-positive patients with non-RA are necessary to evaluate the prognostic and diagnostic value of this test for patients with early RA.

Retired nurse Leila Stubbs asks: "Should GP surgeries be compelled to open for longer, thereby relieving pressure on A and E departments?" Rupert Read (UKIP) says: "We believe in border controls". But he adds the real issue was to address the courses of the problems which he says has "environmental causes".

Although, this was addressed during the supervisors visits through onsite training, perhaps there is need to ensure these training gaps are addressed in the course of mentoring.

In this talk, I will describe two aspects of this problem that we have addressed during the course of FORCES.

In conclusion, the regulation of otolithic calcium incorporation is guided neuronally, in part via the vestibular nerve and, in part, via a further pathway, which remains to be addressed in the course of future investigations.

These questions were some that LinkedIn Influencers addressed over the course of the week.

The vast majority of small molecule drugs interact with multiple targets, a general phenomenon known as polypharmacology and a key parameter to be addressed in the course of drug development [1 3].